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меня заебал = you've bored me / you've made me bored (literally: you f)cked me to an excess)

Sir Krist, can you please just give us the complete sentences instead of breaking them up into single...

What is йцукен?[/quote]

Its a Ukrainian dragon.

You
shouldn't
learn
things
like
this.

You should learn a simple sentence, and then build to more complex ones.

I do the same when people say that Russian Ш is English sh. It's almost the same, but it is actually different.

The French "j" actually sounds much softer. Compare "j'aime", "живу".[/quote]

Yes, that's why I said sound like, not "sounds the same as".

The fact is, and I'm sure you'll agree Pravit, that...

you are missing the point. In English Jared, is pronounced with a J, not a Zh. You are supposed to write how it is pronounced. J in french sounds like Ж. But we are trying to convey the English...

Most assuredly you can.



I don't agree at all about that. э is a much better transcription of e as in "bed" or "Jared" than the Russian "а", therefore I prefer Джарэд to Джэрад. They will both...

I met a woman in Odessa whoes name was Жанна = Janna
That is why I thought Jared would be spelled as Жаред

But now that I think about it Джордж Буш = George Bush[/quote]

When English is...

Can you say Как ты?

Sir Krist, I presume you are asking what my sig means:

А у тебя СПИД, и значит мы умрём.
But you have AIDS, and that means we'll die.

A = but/and
у тебя CПИД = you...

Ж is a letter. It has a similar sound has the French J, or the English measure, pleasure.

Ы is a letter. It's a vowel, sort of like the i in bit, but not really. Its a special Russian sound.
Ь is...

but = но or а
yet = ещё or уже
for = для + genitive case / за + accusative



Sir Krist, please don't tell us you're gonna try and construct a sentence out of these words???